Stock By Attributes V4.4

[asterix]

Once an item is in my cart (latest Zen version) and click on checkout, I get the following error:

Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class order in /home/simpatix/public_html/store/includes/classes/order.php on line 20

Can anyone help?

Thannks a bunch!!! :)

[Ajeh]

Sounds like something is calling the orders class twice ...

Do you have any add-ons or changes to your site that might account for this?

[asterix]

I have a captcha mod, Paul's v.1.3.7, that's it.

How can I fix it?

Thanks for taking the time to respond. ;)

[asterix]

I restored all the files updated by this mod and tried to check out and it worked so the problem is caused by that mod (no offense intended).

I still get:
Fatal error: Cannot redeclare class order in /home/simpatix/public_html/store/includes/classes/order.php on line 20

Can anyone help??? :)

When I import the SQL file, I get the following error too:

##CODE##
Error
SQL query:

INSERT INTO configuration( configuration_title, configuration_key, configuration_value, configuration_description, configuration_group_id, sort_order, last_modified, date_added, use_function, set_function )
VALUES (

'Show stock when low', 'STOCK_SHOW_LOW_IN_CART', 'false', 'When customer places more items in cart than are available, show the available amount on the shopping cart page:', '9', '6', NULL , now( ) , NULL , "zen_cfg_select_option(array('true', 'false'),"
);



MySQL said:

#1062 - Duplicate entry 'STOCK_SHOW_LOW_IN_CART' for key 2
##CODE##

[kuroi]

I restored all the files updated by this mod and tried to check out and it worked so the problem is caused by that mod (no offense intended).

None taken, since the problems are unlikely to be with the mod, but with the way in which it's being implemented here.
Have you by chance "backed up" your old order.php file in the classes directory, before putting the stock by attributes version in there. If so, this would explain why the class gets defined twice - you would need to store your backup somewhere else so that it doesn't get used accidentally.

The SQL error is because you have installed stock by attributes before, so the switches are already in your database - no need to put them in again, indeed the configuration table structure won't let you.

[Merlinpa1969]

you can also name the orders.php file thats been backed up to
orders.phpOLD and it will not load accidently

[asterix]

Thank you so much for the responses. :)

All the original files were renamed "...OLD.php" so I renamed "ordersOLD.php" "orders.phpOLD" but the problem remains.

We're talking about "admin/orders.php", right?

Here's the URL of the one item that has an attribute set up:
http://www.simpaticohamptons.com/sto...b3b32427bca2a7

What do you think?

[kuroi]

We're talking about "admin/orders.php", right?

No. We're talking about the "includes/classes/order.php" file referenced in your fatal error message.

[asterix]

I'm so sorry but I removed the old "order.php" file (renamed "order.phpOLD" after your last post) and I still get that error...

You can try for yourself. What could it be then?

[kuroi]

Yes, but it's still in the classes directory and available for inclusion. I know that many senior Zen Cart users advise keeping renamed backups close to their original location. Personally, I'd always recommend against it (based on having started my career in software maintenance and having solved far, far too many problems where users have accidentally doubled up on stylesheets, classes, module, classes, etc.)

IMO you siute should contain only files that are actually in use, anything else is a potential problem, or a confusion when you're making changes. Indeed I don't back up original files at all, as I can always go back to the original Zen Cart release package to get them if I need them.